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#include "websocket.h"
#include <fcntl.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <netinet/tcp.h>

/* WebSocket constants */
#define VERSION "V2"
#define PORT 30001

/* Pipe constants */
const char* PIPE_DIR = "/tmp/crouton-ext";
const char* PIPEIN_FILENAME = "/tmp/crouton-ext/in";
const char* PIPEOUT_FILENAME = "/tmp/crouton-ext/out";
const char* PIPE_VERSION_FILE = "/tmp/crouton-ext/version";
const int PIPEOUT_WRITE_TIMEOUT = 3000;

/* File descriptors */
static int pipein_fd = -1;
static int pipeout_fd = -1;

static void pipeout_close();
static int socket_client_handle_unrequested(const char* buffer,
                                            const int length);

/* Open a pipe in non-blocking mode, then set it back to blocking mode. */
/* Returns fd on success, -1 if the pipe cannot be open, -2 if the O_NONBLOCK
 * flag cannot be cleared. */
static int pipe_open_block(const char* path, int oflag) {
    int fd;

    log(3, "%s", path);

    fd = open(path, oflag | O_NONBLOCK);
    if (fd < 0)
        return -1;

    /* Remove non-blocking flag */
    int flags = fcntl(fd, F_GETFL, 0);
    if (flags < 0 || fcntl(fd, F_SETFL, flags & ~O_NONBLOCK) < 0) {
        syserror("error in fnctl GETFL/SETFL.");
        close(fd);
        return -2;
    }

    return fd;
}

/**/
/* Pipe out functions */
/**/

/* Open the pipe out. Returns 0 on success, -1 on error. */
static int pipeout_open() {
    int i;

    log(2, "Opening pipe out...");

    /* Unfortunately, in the case where no reader is available (yet), opening
     * pipes for writing behaves as follows: In blocking mode, "open" blocks.
     * In non-blocking mode, it fails (returns -1). This means that we cannot
     * open the pipe, then use functions like poll/select to detect when a
     * reader becomes available. Waiting forever is also not an option: we do
     * want to block this server if a client "forgets" to read the answer back.
     * Therefore, we are forced to poll manually.
     * Using usleep is simpler, and probably better than measuring time elapsed:
     * If the system hangs for a while (like during large I/O writes), this will
     * still wait around PIPEOUT_WRITE_TIMEOUT ms of actual user time, instead
     * of clock time. */
    for (i = 0; i < PIPEOUT_WRITE_TIMEOUT/10; i++) {
        pipeout_fd = pipe_open_block(PIPEOUT_FILENAME, O_WRONLY);
        if (pipeout_fd >= 0)
            break;
        if (pipeout_fd == -2) /* fnctl error: this is fatal. */
            exit(1);
        usleep(10000);
    }

    if (pipeout_fd < 0) {
        error("Timeout while opening.");
        return -1;
    }

    return 0;
}

static void pipeout_close() {
    log(2, "Closing...");

    if (pipeout_fd < 0)
        return;

    close(pipeout_fd);
    pipeout_fd = -1;
}

static int pipeout_write(char* buffer, int len) {
    int n;

    log(3, "(fd=%d, len=%d)", pipeout_fd, len);

    if (pipeout_fd < 0)
        return -1;

    n = block_write(pipeout_fd, buffer, len);
    if (n != len) {
        error("Error writing to pipe.");
        pipeout_close();
    }
    return n;
}

/* Open pipe out, write a string, then close the pipe. */
static void pipeout_error(char* str) {
    pipeout_open();
    pipeout_write(str, strlen(str));
    pipeout_close();
}

/**/
/* Pipe in functions */
/**/

/* Flush the pipe (in case of error), close it, then reopen it. Reopening is
 * necessary to prevent poll from getting continuous POLLHUP when the process
 * that writes into the pipe terminates (croutonurlhandler for example).
 * This MUST be called before anything is written to pipeout to avoid race
 * condition, where we would flush out legitimate data from a second process */
static void pipein_reopen() {
    if (pipein_fd >= 0) {
        char buffer[BUFFERSIZE];
        while (read(pipein_fd, buffer, BUFFERSIZE) > 0);
        close(pipein_fd);
    }

    pipein_fd = pipe_open_block(PIPEIN_FILENAME, O_RDONLY);
    if (pipein_fd < 0) {
        syserror("Cannot open pipe in.");
        exit(1);
    }
}

/* Read data from the pipe, and forward it to the socket client. */
static void pipein_read() {
    int n;
    char buffer[FRAMEMAXHEADERSIZE+BUFFERSIZE];
    int first = 1;
    char firstchar = '\0';

    if (client_fd < 0) {
        log(1, "No client FD.");
        pipein_reopen();
        pipeout_error("EError: not connected.");
        return;
    }

    while (1) {
        n = read(pipein_fd, buffer+FRAMEMAXHEADERSIZE, BUFFERSIZE);
        log(3, "n=%d", n);

        if (n < 0) {
            /* This is very unlikely, and fatal. */
            syserror("Error reading from pipe.");
            exit(1);
        } else if (n == 0) {
            break;
        }

        if (first)
            firstchar = buffer[FRAMEMAXHEADERSIZE];

        /* Write a text frame for the first packet, then cont frames. */
        n = socket_client_write_frame(buffer, n,
                                  first ? WS_OPCODE_TEXT : WS_OPCODE_CONT, 0);
        if (n < 0) {
            error("Error writing frame.");
            pipein_reopen();
            pipeout_error("EError: socket write error.");
            return;
        }

        first = 0;
    }

    log(3, "EOF");

    pipein_reopen();

    /* Empty FIN frame to finish the message. */
    n = socket_client_write_frame(buffer, 0,
                                  first ? WS_OPCODE_TEXT : WS_OPCODE_CONT, 1);
    if (n < 0) {
        error("Error writing frame.");
        pipeout_error("EError: socket write error");
        return;
    }

    log(2, "Reading answer from client...");

    int fin = 0;
    uint32_t maskkey;
    int retry = 0;
    first = 1;

    /* Ignore return value, so we still read the frame even if pipeout
     * cannot be open. */
    pipeout_open();

    /* Read possibly fragmented message from WebSocket. */
    while (fin != 1) {
        int len = socket_client_read_frame_header(&fin, &maskkey, &retry);

        log(3, "len=%d fin=%d retry=%d...", len, fin, retry);

        if (retry)
            continue;

        if (len < 0)
            goto exit;

        /* Read the whole frame, and write it to pipeout */
        while (len > 0) {
            int rlen = (len > BUFFERSIZE) ? BUFFERSIZE: len;
            if (socket_client_read_frame_data(buffer, rlen, maskkey) < 0)
                goto exit;

            /* Check first byte */
            if (first && buffer[0] != firstchar && buffer[0] != 'E') {
                /* This is not a response: unrequested packet */
                if (!fin && len < BUFFERSIZE) {
                    /* !fin, and buffer not full, finish reading... */
                    rlen = socket_client_read_frame(buffer+len,
                                                    sizeof(buffer)-len);
                    if (rlen < 0)
                        goto exit;

                    len += rlen;
                }

                if (len >= BUFFERSIZE) {
                    error("Unrequested command too long: (>%d bytes).", len);
                    socket_client_close(1);
                    goto exit;
                }

                if (socket_client_handle_unrequested(buffer, len) < 0)
                    goto exit;

                /* Command was handled, try reading the answer again. */
                fin = 0;
                break;
            }

            /* Ignore return value as well */
            pipeout_write(buffer, rlen);
            len -= rlen;
            first = 0;
        }
    }

exit:
    pipeout_close();
}

/* Check if filename is a valid FIFO pipe. If not create it.
 * Returns 0 on success, -1 on error. */
int checkfifo(const char* filename) {
    struct stat fstat;

    /* Check if file exists: if not, create the FIFO. */
    if (access(filename, F_OK) < 0) {
        if (mkfifo(filename,
                S_IRUSR|S_IWUSR|S_IRGRP|S_IWGRP|S_IROTH|S_IWOTH) < 0) {
            syserror("Cannot create FIFO pipe.");
            return -1;
        }
        return 0;
    }

    /* We must be able to read and write the file. (only one direction is
     * necessary in croutonwebsocket, but croutonclip needs the other direction)
     */
    if (access(filename, R_OK|W_OK) < 0) {
        error("%s exists, but not readable and writable.",
                filename);
        return -1;
    }

    if (stat(filename, &fstat) < 0) {
        syserror("Cannot stat FIFO pipe.");
        return -1;
    }

    if (!S_ISFIFO(fstat.st_mode)) {
        error("%s exists, but is not a FIFO pipe.", filename);
        return -1;
    }

    return 0;
}

/* Initialise FIFO pipes. */
void pipe_init() {
    struct stat fstat;

    /* Check if directory exists: if not, create it. */
    if (access(PIPE_DIR, F_OK) < 0) {
        if (mkdir(PIPE_DIR, S_IRWXU|S_IRWXG|S_IRWXO) < 0) {
            syserror("Cannot create FIFO pipe directory.");
            exit(1);
        }
    } else {
        if (stat(PIPE_DIR, &fstat) < 0) {
            syserror("Cannot stat FIFO pipe directory.");
            exit(1);
        }

        if (!S_ISDIR(fstat.st_mode)) {
            error("%s exists, but is not a directory.", PIPE_DIR);
            exit(1);
        }
    }

    if (checkfifo(PIPEIN_FILENAME) < 0 ||
        checkfifo(PIPEOUT_FILENAME) < 0) {
        /* checkfifo prints an error already. */
        exit(1);
    }

    /* Create a file with the version number of the protocol */
    FILE *vers = fopen(PIPE_VERSION_FILE, "w");
    if (!vers
            || fputs(VERSION "\n", vers) == EOF
            || fclose(vers) == EOF) {
        error("Unable to write to %s.", PIPE_VERSION_FILE);
        exit(1);
    }

    pipein_reopen();
}

/* Handle unrequested packet from extension.
 * Returns 0 on success. On error, returns -1 and closes websocket connection.
 */
static int socket_client_handle_unrequested(const char* buffer,
                                            const int length) {
    /* Process the client request. */
    switch (buffer[0]) {
        case 'C': {  /* Send a command to croutoncycle */
            char reply[BUFFERSIZE];
            int replylength = 1;
            reply[FRAMEMAXHEADERSIZE] = 'C';

            char* cmd = "croutoncycle";
            char param[length];
            memcpy(param, buffer+1, length-1);
            param[length-1] = '\0';
            char* args[] = { cmd, param, NULL };

            log(2, "Received croutoncycle command (%s)", param);

            /* We are only interested in the output for list commands */
            if (param[0] == 'l') {
                int n = popen2(cmd, args, NULL, 0,
                               &reply[FRAMEMAXHEADERSIZE+1],
                               BUFFERSIZE-FRAMEMAXHEADERSIZE-1);
                if (n < 0) {
                    error("Call to croutoncycle failed.");
                    socket_client_close(0);
                    return -1;
                }
                replylength += n;
            } else if (param[0] == 'O') {
                /* Extra OK response from a C back-and-forth. Disregard. */
                break;
            } else {
                /* Launch command in background (this is necessary as
                   croutoncycle may send a websocket command, leaving us
                   deadlocked...) */
                pid_t pid = fork();
                if (pid < 0) {
                    syserror("Fork error.");
                    exit(1);
                } else if (pid == 0) {
                    /* Double-fork to avoid zombies */
                    pid_t pid2 = fork();
                    if (pid2 < 0) {
                        syserror("Fork error.");
                        exit(1);
                    } else if (pid2 == 0) {
                        execvp(cmd, args);
                        error("Error running '%s'.", cmd);
                        exit(127);
                    }
                    exit(0);
                }
                /* Wait for first fork to complete. */
                waitpid(pid, NULL, 0);
            }
            if (socket_client_write_frame(reply, replylength,
                                          WS_OPCODE_TEXT, 1) < 0) {
                error("Write error.");
                socket_client_close(0);
                return -1;
            }
            break;
        }
        default: {
            int len = length > 64 ? 64 : length;
            char dump[len+1];
            memcpy(dump, buffer, len);
            dump[len] = '\0';
            error("Received an unexpected packet from client (%s).", dump);
            socket_client_close(0);
            return -1;
        }
    }

    return 0;
}

/* Unrequested data came in from WebSocket client. */
static void socket_client_read() {
    char buffer[BUFFERSIZE];
    int length;

    length = socket_client_read_frame(buffer, sizeof(buffer));
    if (length < 0) {
        socket_client_close(1);
        return;
    }

    if (length >= BUFFERSIZE) {
        error("Unrequested command too long: (>%d bytes).", length);
        socket_client_close(1);
        return;
    }

    /* Ignore return value (connection gets closed on error) */
    socket_client_handle_unrequested(buffer, length);
}

static int terminate = 0;

static void signal_handler(int sig) {
    terminate = 1;
}

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    int n;
    /* Poll array:
     * 0 - server_fd
     * 1 - pipein_fd
     * 2 - client_fd (if any)
     */
    struct pollfd fds[3];
    int nfds = 3;
    sigset_t sigmask;
    sigset_t sigmask_orig;
    struct sigaction act;
    int c;

    while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "v:")) != -1) {
        switch (c) {
        case 'v':
            verbose = atoi(optarg);
            break;
        default:
            fprintf(stderr, "%s [-v 0-3]\n", argv[0]);
            return 1;
        }
    }

    /* Termination signal handler. */
    memset(&act, 0, sizeof(act));
    act.sa_handler = signal_handler;

    if (sigaction(SIGHUP, &act, 0) < 0 ||
        sigaction(SIGINT, &act, 0) < 0 ||
        sigaction(SIGTERM, &act, 0) < 0) {
        syserror("sigaction error.");
        return 2;
    }

    /* Ignore SIGPIPE in all cases: it may happen, since we write to pipes, but
     * it is not fatal. */
    sigemptyset(&sigmask);
    sigaddset(&sigmask, SIGPIPE);

    if (sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, &sigmask, NULL) < 0) {
        syserror("sigprocmask error.");
        return 2;
    }

    /* Ignore terminating signals, except when ppoll is running. Save current
     * mask in sigmask_orig. */
    sigemptyset(&sigmask);
    sigaddset(&sigmask, SIGHUP);
    sigaddset(&sigmask, SIGINT);
    sigaddset(&sigmask, SIGTERM);

    if (sigprocmask(SIG_BLOCK, &sigmask, &sigmask_orig) < 0) {
        syserror("sigprocmask error.");
        return 2;
    }

    /* Prepare pollfd structure. */
    memset(fds, 0, sizeof(fds));
    fds[0].events = POLLIN;
    fds[1].events = POLLIN;
    fds[2].events = POLLIN;

    /* Initialise pipe and WebSocket server */
    socket_server_init(PORT);
    pipe_init();

    while (!terminate) {
        /* Make sure fds is up to date. */
        fds[0].fd = server_fd;
        fds[1].fd = pipein_fd;
        fds[2].fd = client_fd;

        /* Only handle signals in ppoll: this makes sure we complete processing
         * the current request before bailing out. */
        n = ppoll(fds, nfds, NULL, &sigmask_orig);

        log(3, "poll ret=%d (%d, %d, %d)\n", n,
                   fds[0].revents, fds[1].revents, fds[2].revents);

        if (n < 0) {
            /* Do not print error when ppoll is interupted by a signal. */
            if (errno != EINTR || verbose >= 1)
                syserror("ppoll error.");
            break;
        }

        if (fds[0].revents & POLLIN) {
            log(1, "WebSocket accept.");
            socket_server_accept(VERSION);
            n--;
        }
        if (fds[1].revents & POLLIN) {
            log(2, "Pipe fd ready.");
            pipein_read();
            n--;
        }
        if (fds[2].revents & POLLIN) {
            log(2, "Client fd ready.");
            socket_client_read();
            n--;
        }

        if (n > 0) { /* Some events were not handled, this is a problem */
            error("Some poll events could not be handled: "
                    "ret=%d (%d, %d, %d).",
                    n, fds[0].revents, fds[1].revents, fds[2].revents);
            break;
        }
    }

    log(1, "Terminating...");

    if (client_fd)
        socket_client_close(1);

    return 0;
}


The key activity on a Tuesday evening is the rehearsal for the next production. Of course, not every member will be working on a current production, but most members come to the Ritchie Hall on Tuesday evenings, watching the rehearsal or joining a play reading, staying for the coffee break and then perhaps adjourning early to the local pub. The rest of us turn up at the pub later, of course!
You don't have to tread the boards as there's always something going on, and putting on a play needs a lot of people backstage and front of house, as well as the cast. If you do enjoy being in the spotlight, we hold auditions for the next play towards the end of rehearsals for the current one, so we can make the most of our short rehearsal period.
As we are a small group we need as many people as possible to help with set building and striking; everyone is requested to attend on these occasions, whether in the cast/backstage crew or not. Similarly, the Front of House manager needs several helpers each evening to make sure that the audience is well looked after.
No play could go on stage without backstage: here's a very brief description of the major roles in the backstage crew.
Stage Manager - responsible for everything that happens backstage during the run.
Lighting - plots the lights with the director to achieve required atmosphere and operates lights during the run.
Sound - provides sound effects and music.
Props - works during the rehearsal period to source items and set dressing, and is backstage during run to move and supply props during course of the play.
Production assistant - is with the director at all rehearsals, making notes of moves etc. Prompts the cast as they learn their lines.
There is no charge for meetings, but we do have an annual subscription.
Phone or E-mail us using the Contact us link.
Come and see us on any Tuesday at Ritchie Hall (details at the top right of this web page).


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Tomatenstraat
institutionalized psychiatric treatment
Maarten O.
Henri Lenferink
Suspect in Leiden murder formerly sentenced to institutionalized psych treatment
One of two suspects arrested in connection with the murder of a 38-year-old man in Leiden last week, was previously sentenced to institutionalized psychiatric care. Maarten O. is known to the local care agencies and was receiving voluntary counseling at the time of the murder, the municipality of Leiden confirmed to Omroep West.
O. is still in restricted custody, which means he's only allowed contact with his lawyer. The police found the body of the 38-year-old man in a home on Tomatenstraat on Sunday evening. Two suspects were arrested a short time later, 45-year-old O. and a 30-year-old man. The motive for the murder is unclear.
Maarten O. was convicted of attacking his girlfriend and sentenced to six months in prison and institutionalized psychiatric treatment in 2005.According to newspaper AD, the verdict shows that O. stabbed his girlfriend with a screwdriver in her neck, leg and back.
Institutionalized psychiatric care is not considered a punishment. After completing the court imposed trajectory, people sentenced to it are free to continue their lives as they please and further counseling can only be done on a voluntary basis, according to AD.
"It's good that we can not simply lock someone up or force them to be admitted in the Netherlands", Leiden mayor Henri Lenferink said to Omroep West. According to the mayor, there was no reason to force O. to get treatment over the past months.

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So I started a new part-time job this week. One of my co-workers was showing me around and introducing me to everyone. You know how it is when you're new…I was nervous and wondering if I was ever going to feel at home here. Before my recent stint as a SAHM, I was with one company for 12 years. I knew everyone and everything, which is a nice feeling to have, isn't it? Starting over is hard and I was really dreading it, though everyone has been super cool so far. We enter an office to meet yet another person, when I realize…hey, I know her! This gal "D" is a scrapbooking friend. I didn't remember that she worked here, although I must have been told at some point.
Anyway, D was in the group I went to CKU San Jose with back in 2005. I was thankful for the 'small world' we live in, and we had a good laugh telling my co-worker about our CKU experience. There were 6 of us in our 'dorm' and we participated in a lot of the fun stuff that goes along with CKU's. We called our group 'Lisa Bearnson's 7 Little Scrappers' and it was a play on the 7 Little Dwarfs. One of the ladies' daughters made up a scrapbooking song to the tune of "Hi Ho, Hi Ho". I'll try to find the lyrics…it was very clever. Believe it or not, we got chosen as one of the top 3 submissions and performed our skit/song at CKU in front of all those scrappers. We had little dwarf outfits consisting of cloth triangular shaped hats that folded down…you know, dwarf hats. And we each had an apron that had our dwarf name – Croppy, Scrappy, etc. I was Punchy and I sewed little paper punches to my apron with polka dot ribbon. It was so fun! We just laughed our heads off the entire time. The creative gals in my group created a centerpiece with a bucket of apples and mirrors with some clever saying about 'the fairest of them all' or something. I can't take any credit for all of this. I was just along for the ride and I'm so glad they included me.
Anyway, it was great to see D again and know that we'll be working together. If I need a 'scrap chat', I can go visit her on my break. And I was able to invite her to the National Scrapbook Day event I'm trying to arrange. Scrapbooking is so widespread, I'm sure I'll find other new co-workers who scrap too. It's like a nice little bonding moment when you find others with the sickness, isn't it?
Glad to hear your job is is suiting you well! It's always nice to meet old / new friends! Your CKU experience sounds like a blast! I wish I could go someday……..
Glad to hear that you were able to meet someonoe to take the 'edge' off the new job. Now you can feel a lot more relaxed about it. Cool if you form a scrapbooking group at work.
That's great that you met an old friend again and someone to talk scrap! Heck I got exciting talking to a male co-worker whose wife scraps and of course he knew all about the classes and the crop nights so I hope he didn't see how excited I was to talk to someone who knew about it even if it was second hand!


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Girl DJ power at RESISTANCE for PLAYdifferently
Top talent from Privilege's techno Tuesday party chat about the clubbing industry.
Michael Tomlinson on 20 jul, 2018
RESISTANCE kicked things off with a bang at their opening party earlier this week, bringing thundering techno back to Privilege's dance floors. Stellar curated line-ups combined with impressive production and lighting make this Tuesday party a clubbing behemoth on Ibiza.
With the rest of the summer ahead of them, more brilliant DJs fill this season's roster. Top talent from around the globe will take to two stages bringing banging tunes week after week until 11 September. Every date brings something special to the clubbing table.
For their second date on 24 July, PLAYdifferently presents Analogue/Digital is a prime example of the remarkably curated line-ups.
In the Main Room, you have techno royalty drop in as Richie Hawtin steps up along with Matador and Fabio Florido playing solo sets. A huge back-to-back by Dubfire, Nicole Moudaber and Paco Osuna will certainly get feet moving. And that's not all.
In the Vista Club Terrace, the line-up features a brilliant selection of female DJ talent. ANNA will be going back to back with Francesca Lombardo. It will be definitely worth seeing these two slamming out a set together. They are joined by Nastia, Hito and Lauren Lo Sung who will undoubtedly bring fire to the dance floor.
We recently chatted to ANNA, Francesca Lombardo, Hito and Lauren Lo Sung about females in the Ibiza clubbing scene.
It is really amazing to see where the scene is right now in regards to females in the industry. There are a lot more female DJs, so there is no way of going back. Especially if you consider that these DJs are just as big as the male DJs, they are concurring a space where they can inspire other young girls to give a try on their dreams and believe they can have their space also.
Male or female for me it never made a difference - for me it is about the artist in general and the music, but I know, there is a lot of talk about the presence of females right now and I think it is a very important discussion. There is no way of ignoring that yes there is a much bigger presence now in the scene in general and, of course, this affects Ibiza as it's the mecca of the summer nightclubs. I hope to see it more and more on the island over the next few years.
It's not so unusual now to see female DJs and I think the music scene itself changed a lot, too, in recent years.
I think it's great that many women express themselves as DJs and are able to share this openly to the world.
Francesca Lombardo
Since I first arrived at the island I have steadily seen more and more females on the bill, and the pace seems to be increasing every day. Obviously, there is still a lot of work to be done so that talented females are represented as fairly as men, but I am still incredibly happy about this change I see. I can truly feel it balancing the club scene's energy behind the decks.
Lauren Lo Sung
There's definitely more female DJs around now. I just believe more women are actually giving DJing a go these days. We are all 'DJs' not 'female' or 'male' DJs, it's just about music.
Check out the second date of RESISTANCE Ibiza next Tuesday 24 July. Appropriately at the biggest club in the world, it will leave its mark - no doubt about that. There's nothing quite like it on the island and beyond. See below for full details and tickets.
Clubbing previews
Entradas de discoteca
Razones para estar alegres: discotecas de invierno en Ibiza
El regreso de las pistas de baile de Ibiza | Semana tres
Avance: el cartel de la fiesta de apertura de Amnesia brilla en todo su esplendor
El regreso de las pistas de baile de Ibiza | Semana dos
El regreso de las pistas de baile de Ibiza | Semana uno
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DURHAM, NC - APRIL 21: Alex Aust #10 of the Maryland Terrapins take a shot on goal against the Duke Blue Devils during the semifinals of the 2012 Women's ACC Tournament at Koskinen Stadium on April 21, 2012 in Durham, North Carolina. Maryland defeated Duke 12-3. (Photo by Lance King/Getty Images)
You had an awesome career at Maryland. What initially drew you to the school?
Maryland wasn't even my dream school at first. It was actually the last school I visited. When I was going through the recruiting process my dad made me visit all of the schools that were looking at me so I went to about 25 different schools. And I thought the campus was all right, didn't think anything was crazy awesome about it. But it checked all my boxes: big school, big sports team, big campus. It was when I met the team and Cathy, our head coach, that I realized I had to go there. I just fell in love with the culture.
What was it like winning a championship your freshman year?
It was pretty unreal. It was my dream. I mean, it's every little kid's dream, and it's even better than you expect it to be. Winning it my freshman year, I was like, "Oh, that was easy. I guess we're going to do it every year now." But unfortunately we didn't win again. My freshman year it was all based on our seniors and their leadership. They were just absolutely incredible. That first year really paved the way for me and showed me how I wanted to be treated and how I wanted to treat others.
Although your team didn't win another championship the last three years of your career, you came really close.
We always made it really, really close. I mean, I played in the national championship game again my sophomore and senior year. And as a senior we ended up losing the championship game in triple overtime. Although it was super hard to lose, I learned so much every single year from losing in the national championship or in the final four. I know for a fact that I am the person I am because of my experience at Maryland under Cathy, and I'm not sure that winning more championships would have changed that. Of course, it would have been icing on the cake.
Losing in triple overtime your senior year must have left you feeling like you still had some unfinished business.
Oh my God, 100%. After I graduated, I actually stayed and worked at the university under Cathy purely because I was like, "I am not done. I can't be done." I couldn't understand why it had all happened the way it had because I felt like our senior class did everything right. We were the leaders we wanted to be. I kept thinking "Why didn't the good guys win?" Ultimately, I think it all made me a better coach. And then, after that it really pushed me into fighting to make the 2017 World Cup team because I was like, "I'm not ready to be done with lacrosse." So it had some positive effects.
What does it mean to you to be a professional lacrosse player for the WPLL? What's your big picture vision for the league?
Considering myself a professional athlete is something that I would have never thought was possible, and I'm so grateful that I live in a time where I can really lay the foundation and be a part of paving the way to make lacrosse a powerhouse sport at the professional level. I want lacrosse, men and women, to be where basketball is, where baseball is, where football is. I want females and males in the sport that I love to be able to have this be their full time job. And I think that what it's going to take to get there is just exposure.
I think that that's really what the PLL [Premier Lacrosse League] did a great job at doing, especially getting their NBC Sports deal. Their social media coverage of last summer was absolutely out of this world. It was showing people lacrosse like they'd never seen it before. And I think that women's lacrosse has to do the same thing. We need to have the same innovation and exposure that they had. We don't have to change the sport. We have the people. All the women involved are incredible. They're so well-rounded and they know what it takes to scrape and claw at being a professional athlete. We all empower each other. Now we just have to bring the social media and the marketing and the TV exposure to our sport. We have to put these female athletes on a platform so that the most number of people can see them and know what great role models they are for the next generation.
You yourself have quite the social presence. You've honestly blown up! How did that come about?
I think that it just came really natural, and it also is something that I just genuinely enjoy. I'm an oversharer, I love connecting with people, and I think social media, when used positively, is just so powerful because it can connect you with so many people from all over the world.
We're lucky at Maryland because we have so many youth programs that come and watch us and because we're in such a hotbed for the sport. Cathy also does such a good job in encouraging us to be role models. That's where I found my love for coaching, by connecting with players at camps and coaching them when I was still playing at Maryland. I think that created a little bit of a fan base, and then those people have just grown up with me, which is really cool.
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How do you view the interplay between your athletic career and your personal brand?
I think it actually goes hand-in-hand with lacrosse as a sport, in terms of being creative. There's room for creativity in the shots you take and just the way that the game is changing, and growing, and moving fast. It's the same with social media. And I think that's why anything goes, because it's a space that's constantly changing and growing. And it's so accessible to everyone, so why not share my experiences? I've been running weekly workouts and I've had 300 people join my live workouts. I've never worked out with 300 people in my life so it's been cool.
Inevitably, there's going to be trolls. How do you deal with them?
Trust me, there's plenty of those negative keyboard warriors out there. But my mentality is, if I connect with just one person, if one person can read or watch my posts and get some insight into what I've gone through, and if that helps them in turn, then it's worth it. Now, I might not be everyone's cup of tea. I might not relate to every single person. But I love what I'm doing, and so I'll continue to keep growing. It really is genuinely what I am creating at the moment.
Do you think your playing style has changed from college to the professional level?
In college, your game develops as you grow as a team and as an individual. And you have the luxury of playing together with teammates every single day. Whereas now, at the professional level, we do not have very much time to get ourselves together with our teammates. In college I was more of an assister but now I am more of a goal scorer. With the US Team, I just slotted into that role just because we had ridiculous ball handlers on our team and I just wanted to get onto that team in any way, shape, or form that I could, and if that took me being a catch and finisher, then I was okay with that. That's how my game has evolved. I've learned what works for me and what doesn't. And I just think with being a little bit on the older side, especially in the pro league, it saves a lot to not be the one with the ball going to goal every single time.
How do you think lacrosse's growth compares to other female sports professionally and internationally? Obviously, there's been a ton of talk about pushing for the sport to be in the Olympics. How does it get there?
Lacrosse is both the fastest growing sport and the fastest game on two feet. So for any young athlete that wants to run really fast and play a sport that's high-scoring, lacrosse is the one for you. I think it's just such a perfect combination of so many things we love. It has the same one-on-one play as basketball. You have to have the same hand-eye coordination as in field hockey, but it's on a soccer field. You shoot into a goal and it has contact like hockey. It combines so many sports that if you're an athlete you are going to pick it up quickly, and then if you really love it you're going to excel. And I think the best part about it is that it's just so quickly growing that I tell all my club girls, if you want to play lacrosse in college, there is a spot for you. There's so many college programs that are looking for people to fill their roster.
And playing professionally now is really cool, as is playing internationally for the World Cup. But I think getting this game into the Olympics is the most vital thing. There's about 27 women's teams that compete at the World Cup, and 40 on the men's side. So there's an international love for the sport, but I think that we need to make it more feasible for those who may not have the budgets to play. Ultimately, they are shooting for lacrosse to be in the Olympics by 2028. And in order to do that, they'll have to go with this new Olympic format, where it's six on six on a smaller field and there's no draw after goals.
What are your own personal goals in the sport? Do you see yourself playing for many more years?
I want to play for as long as I can. I don't think I could ever see being without lacrosse in my life, but I have also developed a love for fitness and lifestyle and mindfulness coaching. So I could see myself, especially as I continue to grow my brand, just helping these young female athletes navigate the craziness of growing up. Being a female athlete is so unique. I think it's your superpower. But it's like, how are you going to be the best at your sport, be a complete bad-ass, but also not be catty, and not be jealous, and not be insecure but be self-confident? There's so much to navigate that I wish I would have had a strong female role model help me go through it. Now I hope to be that for someone one day.
I think that I will always work with people in some sort of regard, through leadership, through coaching, through fitness. And I just think growing my brand to help those middle school, high school girls that are just going through sport and looking for a good role model is my ultimate goal.
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NOTABLE QUOTES: GOLF CENTRAL LIVE FROM THE U.S. OPEN (SUNDAY PRIMETIME)
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Golf Central Live From the U.S. Open
Sunday, June 19, 2016 (primetime show)
Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, Pa.
On Dustin Johnson (4-under, winner)
Frank Nobilo – "The goal this week was the find the best player in the field. I think they got that. What happened today could have been disastrous… The trophy is certainly in the right hands… It takes an awful lot to beat that guy. It took the greens last year to deprive him of the trophy and obviously an extremely talented Jordan Spieth. And today it nearly took all of the USGA to take that trophy out of his hands."
Brandel Chamblee – "We are all so quick to indict based on wins and losses… I have said and I'll continue to say that he's going nowhere but to the Hall of Fame. The talent shows it. The ability to overcome these hurdles shows it… He has shown obvious skills and all the integrity you could ever ask of a major champion."
David Duval – "It's a testament to all the things he's gone through and learned. People talk of ghosts and demons in his past from major championships. Or you can look at it as great experiences he put together and he used them all today in winning his U.S. Open."
On the one-stroke penalty enforced on Dustin Johnson at the par-4 5th hole
Chamblee – "This is an appetizer of things to come. In a great way as it relates to Dustin Johnson, and in an awful way as it relates to the U.S. Open. We've reached a time when the speed of the greens and old school designs in U.S. Opens are no longer compatible… When you go to old school designs and you want to have this contest of speed, they're incompatible… The chance of a controversial-free U.S. Open when you're playing venues of this nature is gone."
Duval – "For him to have to play under a cloud for seven holes with the rest of the field trying to chase him down not exactly knowing where [things stood]… That's the beauty of golf and the beauty of sport… At any given moment you know exactly where you stand… It's a shame it went down like it did."
Nobilo – "The tournament takes this huge exhale of 'what's going on?' when it had just built to a crescendo. That was right where this tournament should have taken shape, and that's where you had this huge cloud. You should know in our sport, it's a penalty or it's not a penalty. Right then and there. [The application of the rule] lacked consistency today."
Nobilo – "I'm not asking for a knee jerk reaction, but you don't' come seven holes later and say 'we're not sure'. Because obviously they weren't sure [when it took place]."
Chamblee – "While I get the inconvenience of it, the situation demands a decision now because it affects the strategy. But where there is a potential for conflicting evidence, the committee doesn't have that luxury."
Chamblee – "[Had the penalty affected the final outcome], if I would have been Dustin I would have refused to sign my scorecard. Because that's inequity."
Chamblee – "What evidence the USGA committee was looking at, to even hint that there was wrong doing here [by Johnson] is beyond my scope to understand."
Nobilo  "We are at a time in our sport, we've sort of been heading toward a cliff so to speak where the next steps that we make in this game are sort of important… Maybe we should use some of these measurable devices to say that we actually do have limits so that these great courses never become obsolete."
Jeff Hall, Managing Director, Rules & Competions, USGA on-set speaking on the ruling
Jeff Hall – "When discussing with [Dustin] on the 12th tee, he was focused on addressing the ball, which he had not done. But the grounding of the club next to the ball is a consideration in Rule 18. And I don't think he equated the two. And once it became apparent on the tee that we weren't going to be able to get over that hump, we alerted Dustin that we were concerned about what we saw and that there could be a penalty. We thought it was only fair to let him know that, and that we would like him to see what we saw."


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October 27, 573 – August, 23, 634.
Abū Bakr aṣ-Ṣiddīq 'Abdallāh bin Abī Quḥāfah (Arabic: أبو بكر الصديق عبد الله بن أبي قحافة; c. 573 CE – 22 August 634 CE), popularly known as Abu Bakr (أبو بكر), was a senior companion (Sahabi) and—through his daughter Aisha—the father-in-law of the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Abu Bakr became the first openly declared Muslim outside Muhammad's family. Abu Bakr served as a trusted advisor to Muhammad. During Muhammad's lifetime, he was involved in several campaigns and treaties. He ruled over the Rashidun Caliphate from 632 to 634 CE when he became the first Muslim Caliph following Muhammad's death. As caliph, Abu Bakr succeeded to the political and administrative functions previously exercised by Muhammad. He was commonly known as The Truthful (الصديق, As-Saddīq). Abu Bakr's reign lasted for 2 years, 2 months, and 2 weeks ending with his death after an illness.
Also known as Politician, Soldier
There is greatness in the fear of God, contentment in faith of God, and honour in humility.
God blesses him who helps his brother.
O man you are busy working for the world, and the world is busy trying to turn you out.
He who fears to weep, should learn to be kind to those who weep.
It is a matter of shame that in the morning the birds should be awake earlier than you.
Intentions count in your actions.
Have an earnestness for death and you will have life.
Allah will help him who moves in the way of Allah.
The people who abandon Jihad fall a victim to humility and degradation.
Do not deceive or be faithless even with your enemy.
Deceive
Piety is the most solid goodness, and the vilest of what is evil is vice.
Run away from greatness and greatness will follow you.
There is no harm in patience, and no profit in lamentation. Death is easier to bear (than) that which precedes it, and more severe than that which comes after it. Remember the death of the Apostle of God, and your sorrow will be lessened.
Do not get elated at any victory, for all such victory is subject to the will of God.
He who avoids complaint invites happiness.
The more knowledge you have, the greater will be your fear of Allah.
Jihad is obligatory for the Muslims.
Death is the easiest of all things after it, and the hardest of all things before it.
Hardest
If you expect the blessings of God, be kind to His people.
He who becomes a Muslim does so in his own interest.
He who aspires to paradise should learn to deal with people with kindness.
He who indulges in falsehood will find the paths of paradise shut to him.
Muslims should live like brothers.
Youth is not restored by the dyeing of your hair.
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The April 2015 issue of ELLE Magazine featured the Copley Bezel Necklace. The issue showed this year's Washington power list, and styled this Hearts On Fire necklace on Muriel Bowser, the mayor of Washington, DC. The Copley Collection was inspired by the historic, beauty of the city of Boston, making it the perfect choice for this Capitol Hill power house.


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During the time John was lead singer for Petra, the band released 2 RIAA certified Gold Albums and earned four Grammy and numerous Dove awards. His travels with the group reached all 50 American states and 35 countries. John now has his own ministry, producing his own albums and is touring.


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Upcycling polyethylene plastic waste into lubricant oils
Plastics pervade almost every aspect of modern life, but once they have served their purpose, it's tough to get rid of them. That's because the polymers degrade very slowly in landfills or the environment, and recycling is inefficient. Now researchers reporting in ACS Central Science have developed a catalyst that can transform polyethylene -- the type of plastic used to make grocery bags and other packaging -- into high-quality liquid products, such as motor oils and waxes.
Hundreds of millions of tons of plastic are produced worldwide each year, and the majority of these materials are discarded after a single use. Most end up in landfills or the environment. Because of technical challenges, even the plastic that does get recycled typically generates materials that are of lower quality and value than the original polymer. Kenneth Poeppelmeier, Aaron Sadow, Massimiliano Delferro and colleagues wanted to develop a catalyst that could be used to selectively upcycle polyethylene into high-quality, value-added products.
The researchers deposited platinum nanoparticles onto a strontium titanate support. At moderate pressure and temperature, this catalyst cleaved carbon-carbon bonds in polyethylene to produce high-quality liquid hydrocarbons. These liquids could be used as motor oil, lubricants or waxes, or further processed to make ingredients for detergents and cosmetics. The new catalyst preferentially bound and cleaved longer hydrocarbon chains, so that the products were all of a similar, intermediate size. In contrast, a commercially available catalyst generated lower-quality products with a broader size range and many short hydrocarbons, limiting the products' usefulness.
The authors acknowledge funding from the Catalysis Science Program, Division of Chemical Sciences, Geosciences and Biosciences, Office of Basic Energy Sciences at the U.S. Department of Energy.
The paper will be available as an ACS AuthorChoice article on October 23 at 8 a.m. Eastern time here: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/acscentsci.9b00722
The American Chemical Society, the world's largest scientific society, is a nonprofit organization chartered by the U.S. Congress. ACS is a global leader in providing access to chemistry-related information and research through its multiple databases, peer-reviewed journals and scientific conferences. ACS does not conduct research, but publishes and publicizes peer-reviewed scientific studies. Its main offices are in Washington, D.C., and Columbus, Ohio.
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POLLUTION/REMEDIATION
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The stated purpose of this bill is to give all taxes collected for sales of alcoholic beverages outside municipal limits to the counties only.
Based on our interpretation, the proposed bill would make county governments the recipient of all local alcohol tax collections for sales outside municipal borders. Municipalities would still receive the portion of local alcohol taxes for sales within their borders. However, the proposed bill removes the provision that taxes collected from sales within 1 mile of corporate limits be given to the municipalities as well. This bill would affect local governments only and impose no effect on State revenues. In TY2017, the West Virginia Treasurer' Office distributed a total of more than $9.6 million to county and municipal governments resulting from the sale of intoxicating liquors.
The State Tax Department would incur $45,000 in additional costs in FY2019 and would save $10,000 in costs for each year thereafter as a result of reduced administrative complexity and ease of compliance burden on vendors.
The proposed bill has a title defect in that the title does not reflect the change that the tax would be imposed on the purchases of liquor from retail liquor licensees rather than from state stores as in current Law. This change further conflicts with language in W. Va. Code §60-3A-21, where a 5 percent tax on the purchases of liquor from retail licensees is already in effect. Further, sales of wine and liquor within a municipality's borders are also governed by West Virginia Code §8-13-7; this Code section does not authorize the enactment of an ordinance imposing a tax on purchases of liquor from retail licensees.


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Malaysia stripped of world para swim event over Israel stance
Malaysia has been stripped of the right to host the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships for threatening to refuse to allow Israeli athletes to take part, the International Paralympic Committee said on Sunday.
The decision was taken after the Malaysian authorities "failed to provide the necessary guarantees that Israeli Para swimmers could participate, free from discrimination, and safely in the Championships," the IPC said in a statement.
IPC President Andrew Parsons said: "When a host country excludes athletes from a particular nation, for political reasons, then we have absolutely no alternative but to look for a new Championships host.
"All World Championships must be open to all eligible athletes and nations to compete safely and free from discrimination."
The championships, a qualifying event for the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics, were due to take place in Kuching on July 29-August 4.
Parsons said that in September 2017, the IPC received assurances that all eligible athletes and countries would be allowed to participate in the event with their safety assured.
"Since then, there has been a change of political leadership and the new Malaysian government has different ideas… We are disappointed that Israeli athletes would not have been allowed to compete in Malaysia," he said.
Israeli foreign ministry spokesman Emmanuel Nahshon tweeted: "This is a victory of values over hatred and bigotry, a strong statement in favor of freedom and equality. Thank you @Paralympics for your brave decision."
– 'Moral compass' –
Malaysia — a predominantly Muslim country — said earlier this month it would refuse to host events that have Israeli participation.
Responding to Sunday's decision, Malaysia's Youth and Sports Minister Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman said: "If hosting an international sporting event is more important than standing up for our Palestinian brothers and sisters who get murdered, maimed and tortured by the Netanyahu regime, that means Malaysia has truly loss its moral compass.
"Malaysia stands firm with our decision on the ground of humanity and compassion for the Palestinian plight. We will not compromise," the minister added.
At least 245 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli fire since March, mostly during protests and border clashes but also by tank fire and air strikes. Two Israeli soldiers have also been killed.
Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accuse Hamas of orchestrating the protests and argue that Israel's actions are aimed at defending the border.
Malaysia is one of several Muslim states that have no formal diplomatic ties with Israel. It is forbidden to enter the country on an Israeli passport.
The Palestinian cause has widespread support in Malaysia and thousands took to the streets in protest when US President Donald Trump recognised Jerusalem as Israel's capital in 2017.
Malaysia has prevented Israeli athletes from competing in a sports event before. Two Israeli windsurfers had to pull out of a competition on the island of Langkawi after they were refused visas in 2015.
Kuala Lumpur also refused to host a conference for world football's governing body FIFA in 2017 as an Israeli delegation was due to attend.
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, now 93 and in his second stint as premier, has in the past attracted criticism for his verbal attacks on Jews, including calling them "hook-nosed".


Usually we see miniature versions of all of our favorite things, used on cakes or as toppers. Cute and adorable and tiny. Let's rebel a little. Heard the phrase, "Go big or go home?" That's exactly what I wanted to do for my brother's birthday. He always lives life with gusto and adventure. His favorite color is blue but traditional festooning seemed so tiny. So I took few folds of crepe paper and we had a big and bold party decoration that is as awesome as he is.
Take your crepe paper out of the packages and cut in half. You will now have 8 pieces.
Unroll each layer and center it on top of each other on a large flat surface. Straighten and line up edges. Don't worry about the ends you will trim them later. Fold all the layers in half lengthwise. Crease firmly with your finger.
Staple along the entire folded edge. Trim ends even. Cut fringe, about 1 inch in width, down the length of the garland on the bottom edge. Use your thumbs to stretch each section of fringe with your hands. Separate and fluff.
Stand up and twist the garland in one direction. This is a lot of twisting. Use your fingers to twist along the folded edge in between the fringe layers. There is a lot of twisting, fluffing, and pulling apart of the fringe. You can crinkle it lightly too. The toughest part of this DIY is the fluffing of the fringe. It is super simple, but it takes a while if you want it extra fluffy, not a long while, but about 20-30 minutes for the garland. Luckily, once you fluff it, it is ready to go for any more parties in the future.
Hang or drape as desired. You can add twine or string to the ends and staple on. This garland is roughly 10 inches wide, that's incredibly bigger than your usual tissue fringe. These would be equally great as a backdrop for a photobooth or dessert table. I'll be pairing mine with giant balloons for the "go BIG" theme of my bro's birthday. This garland makes me smile also because he is my little brother, but at 6 foot 2, I always laugh when I introduce him when he is standing next to me and my not so tall 5 foot 5.
I love it, you could match it to any type of party! Wouldn't this be so cute in gold, light pink, and white?
Looks really lovely, so much grander than the smaller versions.
yes, please make GIANT the new mini! giant things are super fun. absolultely love this DIY.
OH my gosh! This is HUGELY awesome. That's what this is. I want to have one hanging in my house year-round.
Really nice idea, I love it !
What a simple but exuberant idea! I am going to keep this in mind for Christmas – I don't like tinsel too much. I have some green wired Christmas lights that this would be a great disguise for. But wouldn't this be great for a garden party too? Thanks for sharing!
Hi Jordan, I really enjoy your blog, thank you so much for sharing about your family and adventures. I have a very small creative/family blog and I recently did a post to share about your time in Paris. I made sure to link back to your Paris page;) Take a look if you get a chance. Thanks again.
Love it! I can't wait to try it myself.
Now THAT is a party decoration for a par-tay!!!!
Love it! Alternate layers of color and have a multicolored garland too. Two colors for school theme? Absolutely!
This is incredible!!! Definitely remaking these for our next shindig! God, I love Oh Happy Day, you are all geniuses!
I've been thinking about doing something like this for my daughters birthday and may try this out.
I love this! It would be great for the 4th!
Love it! Where do you find the sheets of crepe paper like this, though?
I love it! What a great decoration!
I love the idea! Where do you find the long tissue paper? This idea would look great with huge hanging tissue balls that were at my wedding. Thanks for the fun idea!
jenny, what a great idea!! this chunky garland would look so perfect for a patio party. can't wait to make some myself!
Looks great! It may also be perfect for the 4th July if you add a white and red one!
this is really creative. i'm pinning it to my mind and using it when the school throws a party (for once). Pretty!
I just made this in rainbow colours for my sons birthday party. Will it calm a crowd of seven year olds at an indoor party? Probably not, but it is very, very pretty!
This is so amazing! can't wait to make some for my sons upcoming birthday party!
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Ten years after the zombie outbreak of Fortune City, people think they are safe now that chips implanted in them and the wide availability of Zombrex can stave off the infection. But when the entire city of Los Perdidos becomes infected, even those who are chipped, mechanic Nick and a group of survivors will try to make it out alive. Luckily, the city is rife with items and vehicles perfect for slaughtering the undead. As Nick explores the city, helping the survivors and staving off psychos, and always looking for a way to escape with his friends, he will learn the true story behind the Los Perdidos outbreak... and how he fits into the story.
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En química un col·loide, suspensió col·loidal o dispersió col·loidal és un sistema físic que està compost per dues fases: una contínua, normalment fluida, i una altra dispersa en forma de partícules, en general sòlides, de grandària mesoscòpica (és a dir, a mig camí entre els mons macroscòpic i microscòpic). Un col·loide és una mescla heterogènia formada per partícules que no són apreciables a primera vista, però molt més grans que qualsevol molècula i que tenen una grandària d'entre 0,1 µm i 0,001 µm (1 nm - <100 nm) o el que seria el mateix, més gran de 10-7cm i més petit que 2x10-5cm, dins del que la comunitat científica defineix com a escala mesoscòpica.

Etimologia
El nom de col·loide prové de l'arrel grega kolas que significa que pot enganxar-se. Aquest nom fa referència a una de les principals propietats dels col·loides: la seva tendència espontània a agregar o formar coàguls. Col·loide és la forma abreujada de sistema col·loidal"

Classificació
Encara que el col·loide per excel·lència és aquell en el qual la fase contínua és un líquid i la fase dispersa es compon de partícules sòlides, poden trobar-se col·loides els components dels quals es troben en altres estats d'agregació, en la següent taula es recullen els diferents tipus de col·loides segons l'estat de les seves fases contínues i disperses

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Actualment, i a causa de les seves aplicacions industrials i biomèdiques, l'estudi dels col·loides ha cobrat una gran importància dintre de la química física i de la física aplicada. Així, nombrosos grups d'investigació de tot el món es dediquen a l'estudi de les propietats òptiques, acústiques, d'estabilitat i del seu comportament enfront de camps externs. En particular, el comportament electrocinètic (principalment les mesures de mobilitat electroforètica) o la conductivitat molar de la suspensió completa.

En general, l'estudi dels col·loides és experimental, encara que també es realitzen grans esforços en els estudis teòrics, així com en desenvolupament de simulacions informàtiques del seu comportament. En la major part dels fenòmens col·loidals, com la conductivitat i la mobilitat electroforètica, aquestes teories tan sols reprodueixen la realitat de manera qualitativa, però l'acord quantitatiu segueix sense ser completament satisfactori. Moltes substàncies comunes com la mantega, la llet, els aerosols (la boira, el fum, el boirum), l'asfalt, la tinta, la pintura o la cola són col·loides.

Propietats de solucions col·loides
 Les seves partícules no poden ser observades a primera vista.
 Podem definir els col·loides com aquells sistemes en els quals un component es troba dispers en un altre, però les entitats disperses són molt més grans que les molècules del dissolvent.
 Els filtres que no poden travessar són les membranes semipermeables, com el paper de cel·lofana i el col·lodió.
 Les seves partícules presenten moviment brownià i efecte Tyndall.
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Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack
by Martin Brinkmann on June 18, 2007 in Microsoft - Last Update: July 17, 2013 - 6 comments
Microsoft Office introduced several new file formats which can't be read by older versions of the Office product. I'm not sure why Microsoft decided to change the file formats but it is really a hassle for a lot of users as it means having to make sure that you create documents in the right format so that other users can read them as well. I'm running Office 2007 on my system while my girlfriend is still running an older version of Microsoft Office.
It happened twice already that she worked on my computer and saved a Microsoft Word document in the new format (.docx) and was not able to read the file on her computer later on. She does not have Internet access there which means that it was really problematic to get the right format on her computer.
The Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack, which has a size of nearly 28 megabytes, is adding support for all new Office formats to computers that run previous versions of Microsoft Office. Just download and install the Compatibility Pack to make sure that you can read those file formats.
By installing the Compatibility Pack in addition to Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, or Office 2003, you will be able to open, edit, and save files using the file formats in newer versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint . The Compatibility Pack can also be used in conjunction with the Microsoft Office Word Viewer 2003, Excel Viewer 2003, and PowerPoint Viewer 2003 to view files saved in these new formats. For more information about the Compatibility Pack, see 924074.
The compatibility pack can add support for docs, xlsx and pptx formats to the following Microsoft Office versions: Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP and Office 2003.
Microsoft is also making available an administrator template (adm) for system administrators.
This download contains an administrative template for the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 Open XML Format converters. These converters are contained within the Microsoft Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats and are also included in Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007. Administrators can use this template to modify the default behavior of these converters.
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fredden said on June 19, 2007 at 12:05 am
AFAIK they changed the format because the old one was more-or-less just a memory dump of the document and each version would contain a copy of each of the previous version's formats (so version 4 would have 4 copies: v4, v3, v2, v1). The new version is XML based from what I've read, but as I use the OpenOffice.org suite (http://www.openoffice.org/) (rather than the Microsoft Office suite), I haven't looked.


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Once you notice that something is going wrong with your car, the very first thing you should do is safely pull off the road. If you're unable to do this, stay in your car while doing what you can to make it clear to other drivers that you're disabled. This could include turning on your hazard lights or hanging something white out your driver's side window. For those who can make it safely off the road and out of the flow of traffic, SafetyServe.org advises that you still do what you can to make your car easily seen, like putting out reflective triangles, flares, or flashers. By doing these things, you'll ensure that other drivers see you and can keep themselves and you safe.
If you realize that your car won't be starting again on its own, or you're not able to safely drive any longer, it's wise to call for help. Depending on the situation you're in, the type of help you'll need will vary. According to Esurance.com, you may want to call roadside assistance or an auto club you're a part of. You may also need to phone a tow truck to help move your car to a mechanic or other safe location. And in some instances, you're also going to want to call the police to help with the flow of traffic or if there's a dangerous or potentially dangerous situation involving your car or the road you were traveling on.
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The journey of your path to intimacy continues even when you are not actively involved in a relationship. Your mind is constantly practicing - adding new information with every smile or even a glance from another. You may have felt devastated at times and thought, "That's it! Intimacy is just too risky and painful!" And it can truly be both risky and painful at times. Things didn't work so you asked yourself, "Why even think about it?!" What if this is your mind's way of unleashing your highest mind? What if this "call for help" came with an expectation of an answer? What if you could optimize this internal conversation, understand it and find authentic answers more quickly? Interested?...Then read on!
Your Subconscious Mind stores every experience of your life. It has done so since before you were born. It likes to store information in a way that it is easily retrieved. The best way it stores information is in the form of stories. Let's test this hypothesis.
Imagine if for 90 minutes you listened to someone read a boring list of facts. It might go something like this: "The Earth weighs this much. Christopher Columbus liked to play cards. The rain in Spain lies mainly across the plain." Now imagine trying to respond to specific questions like which fact was stated first or how were unrelated facts presented differently.
Now imagine that you watched the movie, "Pretty Woman". After watching the movie again you were asked to remember, "How was each character different?" Or, "Who got the girl?" Your mind will much more easily remember the movie rather than the list of facts. Another interesting tidbit is that your Subconscious Mind will also remember more if something feels particularly good or bad. So your Subconscious Mind remembers your different streams of relationships in the form of stories and it really likes to remember the fun and the scary parts!
You may not think about the words "Subconscious Mind" very much. You are, however, optimizing its beneficial effects in your life. It learns faster if the information to be mastered benefits any relationship in your life. The more the benefits, the more "hooks" it will be able to use to gobble up the information and lay it down in a way that allows the information to be used efficiently. Remembering a movie that reminded you of your previous intimate relationship may be very easy. Especially the parts that might help you understand what was going on. The right movie might even create a few "aha" moments. The more interesting the movie, the more you "got lost in it," and the more likely you may be to incorporate its views on relationships in your own life. The Subconscious Mind is working constantly, even while we sleep. Sometimes you may remember something in the movie, even days later, that you didn't catch earlier. Your Subconscious Mind had been working with it the entire time.
Let's run this experiment one more time. Let's imagine you are going to watch a great movie but this time you can't pay attention to the movie because you are angrily going over something someone told you in the past. Your mind goes over and over "that last conversation" as it has so many times before. If you notice the movie at all you will likely notice the parts of the movie that affirm your pain. The parts that could have provided your "aha moment" are often not noticed or may even seem ridiculous. Your Conscious Mind is looking at the relationship and is maintaining underlying assumptions like, "What he said was ridiculous!" This prevents you from building intimacy. Until you let go of these assumptions, you will likely only see what pre-framing these details in this way will allow. Let me offer this video as a demonstration of just how our presumptions can limit us.
When we consciously keep the focus of our attention on something, it is difficult to let go of the presumption that comes with what we are remembering. Another example of our Conscious Mind getting in the way would be when you look at a glass of water filled to the brim as you walk across the room. When you looking away from the glass of water as you walk across the room your Subconscious Mind takes over. It gives you abilities you may not have known known that you have… and you'll spill less water!
Your Subconscious Mind has the complete record of your intimate life. Building intimacy begins there. It began when you were very young and continues to this day. It remembers everything and puts together information in a greatly expanded way. There will still be presumptions, but they are much more open to incorporating new ideas or looking at something in a new way. How many times have you listened to someone's point of view, rejected it and yet later the discussion pops into your mind and you find that you have changed your mind?
Your intimate story will continue, whether you are with someone or not. Your Subconscious Mind is always looking for ways to keep building intimacy. As you go through a challenging time in an intimate relationship try the practice of "walking with the question." You may sense that there is more going on than meets the eye in an argument you are having. Find a way to set the question down for a time. Then revisit the question some time later. You will often find that you have come up with an answer ... Subconsciously!
The Oneness Approach is all about learning how to make your Conscious and Subconscious Mind work together harmoniously. I invite you to find Oneness within and share it with your intimate partner if you are currently in a relationship. Sign up today for a Oneness Student Membership to discover and refine your own inner strengths, strengths that will help you improve all of your relationships.


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Ellen DeGeneres was probably overplaying Bradley Cooper's photography skills when she called that image the "best photo ever." But the #Oscar post that broke the record for the largest number of retweets on Twitter might also have broken another record: for the world's most valuable image.
With over 3 million retweets, the picture, with its galaxy of megastars, was a giant advertisement for Samsung. The company's name didn't appear in the tweet but according to online advertising firm Kontera, the picture led to the brand receiving about 900 online mentions a minute. Samsung is believed to have paid around $20 million for five minutes' of advertising time during the Oscar ceremony and ten sponsored celebrity selfies shot backstage. Certainly, the white Samsung Note that DeGeneres was seen holding throughout the ceremony picked up plenty of air time. (And the iPhone on which she posted her own tweets backstage somewhat less.)
Samsung has denied that the attempt to break the retweeting record was planned but it was pleased with the result. It even agreed to donate $1.5 million to two of DeGeneres's favorite charities.
That makes for one very valuable selfie — three words that are rarely put together.
What Is The Value Of A Selfie?
That's because selfies shouldn't be valuable at all. Although self-portraiture is nothing new, the practice of holding the camera at arms' length then sharing the result across social media is a result of the combination of cameras small enough to hold in one hand and connected enough to make instant publication possible.
For photographers used to making money out of their images, it's the anti-thesis of professionalism. The photos are snapped, not composed, often with an arm taking up a giant chunk of the frame. They're not artistic or usable and if they tell a story it's more likely to be about the vanity of the subject than some hidden aspect of their personality. Getty offers more than 3,000 images in return for a search for "selfie." Most show someone in the act of taking a selfie, not the selfie itself. Only three results on the first page are composed as if taken from the selfie-shooter's view — and one of them is a genuine selfie placed on Flickr. It's as though photographers instinctively shy away from the poor results that a hand-held self-portrait produces.
That lack of interest in the commercial potential of a selfie even extends to Instagram's most successful photographers. Anthony Danielle of the Mobile Media Lab is one of a small group of photographers who have managed to turn their mobile image sharing into a full-time job. His company and its small collection of Instagrammers have been hired by a number of leading brands to cover fashion shows and sports events, and to share those photos with their large numbers of followers.
Even Danielle, though, makes sure that the images he posts on his Instagram feed are of the city and what he's paid to shoot, and not of himself standing on the street's he's documenting.
His colleague Liz Eswein does the same thing. Her pictures, too, skip the self-portraits and keep New York City as their subject. But her username @newyorkcity does put a different spin on those images. Eswein isn't the city but if New York could take its own selfies, they'd look a lot like her pictures.
Selfie Shooters Are Young And Female
Despite the attention given to the phenomenon, selfies are neither uniform nor common. In October 2013, a team of researchers downloaded Instagram photographs that were posted in one week and geotagged with five global cities: Bangkok, Berlin, Moscow, New York and Sao Paulo. From those images, 140,000 were selected at random for further analysis and three Mechanical Turk workers asked to identify the selfies in the selection. Eventually 640 selfies were chosen from each city, and analyzed.
The results showed that in all cities, the photographers are predominantly women. In Bangkok, 55.2 percent of selfie photographers are women although that figure rises to as much as 82 percent in Moscow. Russian selfie shooters though are a miserable bunch. While selfies in Bangkok and Sao Paulo scored 0.68 and 0.64 on a "smile score," Moscow came in last and saddest with a score of just 0.53.
The gender division does change with age. The media age of a selfie shooter on Instagram is 23.7 but over the age of 30, more men are holding the camera than women.
Perhaps most interestingly, it's also possible to tell where the picture was taken by the pose the photographer took. The researchers measured head tilt and found that not only do women tilt their head 50 percent more than men do, but that the degree of head tilt varies by city. Bangkok women only angle their head by 10.6 degrees; Sao Paolo women are at risk of giving themselves a stiff neck with their 17 degree tilt. (There was no mention of the use of "duck face.")
Since winning the Word of the Year from Oxford Dictionaries in November 2013, "selfie" has become a giant photography trend. And yet while newspapers discuss the trend and researchers spend hours counting pictures and measuring head tilts, those same analysts also found that selfies only make up around 4 percent of the total number of images of placed on Instagram. That still makes for a large number but all those hand-held self-portraits could well be outnumbered by shots of cats, food and sunsets. Presumably, if cats ever figure out how to shoot their own selfies while eating their supper at dusk, Instagram will be finished.
The rise of selfies is a disturbing phenomenon for photographers. The pictures are generally terrible and little better than the kind of snaps tourists have been begging from passers-by for years. And they're just about impossible to make money out of… unless you're a giant tech company with contacts in the entertainment industry.
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The EUREKA ICT cluster and industry – driven European research initiative Celtic-Plus and the Quebec-based, industry-university Research and Development consortium Prompt have agreed to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their collaboration in ICT and telecommunication related R&D projects. Both organisations are key players in stimulating collaborative privately-publicly funded ICT projects in Europe and Canada.
Celtic-Plus and Prompt are already performing thematically connected work in similar domains; closer collaboration will be beneficial for the global ICT research communities and for ICT and telecommunication markets.
Jacques Magen, the Chairman of Celtic-Plus Group said "I am looking very much forward to collaborating with Prompt. This will give provide both the Celtic-Plus and Prompt research and innovation communities with the opportunity to perform additional collaborative research in new common projects." Charles Despins, President and CEO of Prompt concurred and said "Prompt's community, members and staff are highly pleased to see the emergence of this collaboration with Celtic-Plus and the compelling opportunities that it will provide."
The Memorandum of Understanding will be signed at the Celtic-Plus Proposers Day on 18 November 2014 in Basel, Switzerland. The event is collocated with the EUREKA Innovation Event on 19 November 2014 in Basel.
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